Arrest Near In Elwell Death Case
Detectives tied to the police homicide squad pursued fresh leads in the Elwell murder as officials described extensive questioning at the district attorney's office. They examined witnesses from the Studio Club and others in multiple cities while theories centered on a male intruder who may have entered barefoot, then shot Elwell after descending from the upstairs bedroom.
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Arthur Carey
Thomas C. Walsh
Criminal Courts
District Attorney's Office
Dooling
New York
Europe
Studio Club
Elwell
Mayors and delegates clash over national committee post
Massachusetts leaders reach unity on the national committee race at the convention in Boston. Edward W. Quinn of Cambridge wins the post as Daniel H. Coakley withdraws and Richard H. Long stays on credentials, while Walsh secures Rules chair. McAdoo support grows among delegates as Owens of Oklahoma gains interest for president.
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Edward W. Qui
Cambridge
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Massachusetts
Daniel J. Gallagher
United States
Boston
Walsh
Quinn
Daniel H. Coakley
Pelletier
Coughlin
Richard H. Long
Coakley
Senator Reed
Missouri
Long
Committee On Credentials
Reed
Daniel F. Doherty
Westfield
Doherty
National Committee
Damiel H. Coakley
Falmer
McAdoo
Walee
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
New Englanders Enter Convention Mood Bright Despite Disputes
Massachusetts delegates arrived in the convention city meeting at the Hotel Stewart for organization. Lomasney announced he will attend as a spectator and seeks an Irish independence plank. Congressman Gallivan and his son joined the group to witness proceedings and oppose a radical Irish resolution.
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New
Lomasney
James A. Gallivan
Massachusetts
de Valera
Frank P. Walsh
Senator Walsh
Howard P. Wallace
Walsh
Action Alone Can Free Ireland Says Roberts at Davitt Meet
Charles B. Roberts told the Michael Davitt branch audience in Paine Hall South End that only decisive action can win Irish freedom. He compared conditions to Germany's Belgium invasion, urged denouncing Dublin Castle rulers, and argued independence would impact British colonies.
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Dublin Castle
Ireland
Roberts
America
England
Drowning Accidents Claim Six Lives in New England
Six people died in drownings across New England with one rescuer saved after twenty minutes underwater. A touring car collision with a trolley injured six others, treated at Whitinsville Hospital. Drowned are Bernard Rowell of Union Maine, 22. Ernest Picard 13 of Auburn. Peter Chras of Whitinsville.
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New England
Whitinsville Hospital
Bernard Rowell
Union
Holden
Ernest Picard
Auburn
Peter Chras
Whitinsville
Army officer resuscitated after 20 minutes in water
Clark Reardon 27, an army field officer at Camp Devens, was pulled from Fort Pond Lancaster after 20 minutes in the water and blue from feet to shoulders. A Leominster doctor nearby performed resuscitation. Hospital cases include Mrs Nastor and family from Whitinsville with scalp wounds and bruises, and Worcester residents with facial injuries and lacerations.
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Clark Reardon
Camp Devens
Fort Pond
Lancaster
Leominster
Whitinavill Hospital
Whitinsville
Cecilia Nastor
Rosie Nastor
Francis Astor
Worcester
Petervnle Amons
South Street
Jennie Kudurankus
Sigourney Street
Adam Kudurankus
Salem Man Drowns in Floating Bridge Pond
Frank 8 Lewis of 45 North Street Salem aged 21 drowned yesterday afternoon at Floating Bridge Pond Lynn. His sister Florence Cleaves of 20 Alden Street Lynn watched as he cried for help about 60 feet from shore after a cramp. Three other bathers tried to assist but he sank before they reached him.
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Frank
Lewis
North Street
Salem
Victims of Sunday Drowning Listed by Town
Names and hometowns of several drowning victims reported Sunday include Frank S. Lewis Salem at Lynn Sidney Levancie South Braintree Bernard Rowell Union Maine Holden Mass Ernest Picard Auburn Peter Chras Whitinsville Edward Burlingame Torrington Conn at Highland Lake.
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Frank S. Lewis
Salem
Lynn
Sidney Levancie
South Braintree
Bernard Rowell
Union
Holden
Mass
Ernest Picard
Auburn
Peter Chras
Whitinsville
Edward Burlingame
Torrington
Canoeist Drowns in Highland Lake at Winsted
In Winsted Connecticut June 27 Edmund Burlingame age 19 of Torrington drowns after a canoe capsizes on Highland Lake. He cannot swim and fellow paddler Milburne Nute 19 struggles to assist until Burlingame clutches him and both are rescued. Burlingame dies.
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Winsted
Conn
Edmund Burlingame
Torrington
Highland Lake
Milburne Nute
Burlingame
Nute
Nate
Train Hits Picnic Barge Near Hunt ingburg
Ten people were killed and nine injured when a truck carrying picnickers was struck by a passenger train one mile west of Hunt ingburg Indiana. The outing was by a Woodman of the World lodge. The injured were taken to Evansville hospital. The train was delayed by a freight wreck at Oakland City.
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Huntingburg
Ind
Here
Gan Evansville Hospital
Woodman of the Orld
Evansville
Oakland City
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Ire
Welk Howe
Terie
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W. Winship Wholesale Dept
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Joseph B. Elwell
Palm Beach, Fla
Wals
Joseph C. Pelletier
Committee On Rules and Order of Procedure
Committee On Resolutions
New Hongland
Senate
Bis
Gallivan
Library Bureau
Caen
Library Bureau Card and Filing
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Federal Street
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